St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-18
AUCTION SALES
TTALUAHLE KESIDENCE and ouslne
r mo- the Mohawk az. hridna 70

TALUAKLE Residence and business
property near the Mohawk av. bridge, TO be
sold Mt auction. II will sell at auction on the
premises on Ohio st, near the corner OF Cherokee
av.. on the West side. on Saturday, April 23, at
2:30 p. M, 40 lots in DawsOn's addition to West
st. Paul. This property is beyond question in
of the most delightful locations in the city, penti-
fully supplied with pure spring water, possessing
good natural drainage, and wen covered with
good healthy growth OF shade trees Being sltu-
ated on the summit of the upper bluff 1t has the
advantage of a pure, healthy and inyigorating
atmosphere. The view is unsurpassed from this
point embracing us 1t does the entire landscape
from Fort Smelling to Newport. Ohio streets
prestage business thoroughfare is already
assured and its prosperity will be greatly en-
HANGED by the completion OF the upper bridge,
upon which work will be commenced in August of
this year. Upon the commencement of this i'm
provement the values of oil property in this neigh
borhood will be enhanced from 81 to 100 per cent.
The lots TO be sold have an average width OF so
feet and depth of from $50 TO lao feet, and have
a frontage Ohio, Robe, George, Stevens King,
Baker and Morton SITS, This is one of the best
chances to obtain property in thus section that has
yet been offered as the property IN question has
been withheld from the market Tor several years.
The sale viii be made absolute, as the order
have is to sell positively without limit. The
terms, will be made very, easy Do not fail to at
tend this sale, Kavanagh 4 Dawson, agents for
the owner. A. Nj. Doherty, auctioneer, lsucces-
sor to P. T. Kavanagh Coz Office 42a Wabasha
ST., st. Paul hinn. 10S-1l3
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
~ at auctlOn-i Will sell Ut auction, on the
premises, corner of jackson and Pearl sts.,
"Wednesday, April 81, at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon, the entire block of 20 lots surrounded by
Jackson, Temperance, Pearl and Thirteenth sts.,
except the southerly Is feet; this property is to-
day the largest piece of inside business property
that is on the market, and will without doubt,
net good round profit to the purchasers within
the next twelve months; to those who desire the
property for the purpose of Improvement it offers
the best of opportunities as fine building of six
or seven stories can be built which would readily
rent for good price; the first floor and basement
Tor business purposes, and the upper floors for
tenement flats: the location is q fine ore, being
only block and half from Central park; Jack
son street is to-day one of the most prominent
business streets in the entire city; idea of
values can be given by the fact that within five
blocks OF the property to be sold $1,000 per foot
was onered last year and refused, the property
peng well worth 81, 900 per foot terms and con-
ditions of sale will be given hereafter. Kavanagh
q Dawson, agents for the owners. A. NJ. Doherty.
auctioneer. 1878
| x VERY valuable lots in one of the most de-
~ sirable locations in the city of st. Paul to
be sold at auction. 1 will sell at auction, on the
premises, the grounds occupied by the ice
palace last winter, Cedar ST., corner Summit
av. east, 10 lots in Central Park addition; these
lots have frontage on Cedar ST. OF 25 feet by liz
feet in depth to 16foot alley this portion OF the
city Is rapidly being filed up with the better class
OF residences and is to-day desirable for resi-
dences as any portion of the ety in the center of
TINS addition lies Central park. one of st. Pauls
most beautiful breathing spots, which during the
coming summer will be one of the most popular
| resorts in the city; band concerts will be given
every week for fine residence site this sale
oHers unusual advantages; its convenience to
business, its surroundings and its fine neighbor-
hood, all combine to make it & location that
should be eagerly sought for; the sale will be
absolute, as the owners have given instructions
to close them out at whatever the people may
choose to give for them, believing that the people
who buy lots here will improve their purchases in
such manner as will tend to make this point
one OF the many beautiful residence portions
within our limits; the terms and conditions of
sale will be made known hereafter; the sale will
be held on the grounds on Saturday, April 80, at
. o'clock in the afternoon. Kavanagh & Dawson
agents for owners Hotel Ryan. A. NJ 4Deherty
auctloneer, .422 Wabasha st. 108- I13
LINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION-I will
4 sell at auction at the residence No. 279 East
Tenth ST., on Thursday, April 81, beginning at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon a large lot of fine furni-
ture consisting in part of very elegant parlor
suite OF pieces, upholstered in rep velours, fine
cherry center tables fine cherry extension tables
black walnut bookcase, fine cherry sideboard fine
white hair mattresses, brussels and ingram car
pets. crockery, tinware, glassware, fine Garland
Kitchen range fine cherry and ash bedroom suites
ETC., etc; this furniture is all new and entirely
free from mars imperfections of any kind.
Parties desiring really good furniture that IS as
good as new will find il to their advantage to at
tend this sale. A. M. Doherty, Auctloneer 422
Wabasha st. 10s-1l
Charles j. MetHcke, Auctioneer.
THE INSURANCESALEat auction of goods